Paper-bound humans may find relief from their accumulations of sticky notes, business cards, and to-do lists if an
MIT computer science professor succeeds in a new initiative. David Karger, a member of the
MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL), has created
List.it, a simple program to capture all kinds of information scraps and to-do lists. The beta version of this Web-based note-taking software allows users to enter, store, and retrieve all kinds of information, from e-mail addresses to Web URLs, to shopping lists. List.it allows users to jot down short notes and search them for later retrieval.
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